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Agathias visited the
island of Kos,
where "he
witnessed the
devastation caused by the earthquake". At the
fourth year of his
legal studies,
Agathias and...
- was an Arian,
probably converted by Goths". Murinaeus,
Agathias; Scholasticus,
Agathias;
Agathias (1975). trans.
Joseph D.
Frendo (1975).
Walter de Gruyter...
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Mount Agathias (Gr****: Αγκαθιάς), at 2,424 m, is one of the
highest mountains on Crete.
Located in the
Rethymno regional unit, the
Agathias stands close...
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Menander took as his
model Agathias, who, like him, had been a jurist, and his
history begins at the
point where Agathias leaves off. It
embraces the...
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Procopius and
Agathias wrote of the
strength of the
fortress at ****ae.
Procopius called it, "an
exceedingly strong fortress," and
Agathias declared it "very...
- Wars
proved influential on
later Byzantine historiography. In the 570s
Agathias wrote Histories, a
continuation of Procopius's work in a
similar style...
- at vein 4.
Agathia affluens Prout, 1937
Agathia arcuata Moore, [1868]
Agathia carissima Butler, 1878
Agathia codina Swinhoe, 1892
Agathia conviridaria...
-
letters to Lucilius,
Letter 47: On
master and slave, 10,
circa AD 65.
Agathias. Histories, 2.31. David, Sedley. "Ancient philosophy". In E.
Craig (ed...
-
Middle Ages.
University of
California Press. p. 124.
Agathias, Histoires,
Livre I,
chapter 5 in
Agathias - Histoires, Introduction,
traduction et
notes par...
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Agathias, Histiriae, V, 11, 2-4. See also:
Runciman S., A
history of the
First Bulgarian empire, London, G.Bell & Sons, 1930, p.7, & notes.
Agathias connects...
